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Phrases to Express Your Fears
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Phrases to Express Your Fears
41 words
water
(n)
bridge over water
bridge over water
pain
(n)
physical distress caused by illness or injury
shoulder pain
shoulder pain
mirror
(n)
a reflective surface, usually made from glass, that can be used to see reflections
The mirror is hanging on the wall.
The mirror is hanging on the wall.
dog
(n)
a four-legged domesticated animal that is popular as a pet and has fur, a tail, and makes a barking noise
a brown dog and a black dog
a brown dog and a black dog
Halloween
(n)
Halloween falls on October 31st.
Halloween falls on October 31st.
airplane
(n)
a mode of transport with powered engines that flies in the sky
The airplane is flying in the sky.
The airplane is flying in the sky.
flood
(n)
The jeep is pushing through the flood.
The jeep is pushing through the flood.
thunder
(n)
The thunderstorm is lighting up the dark forest.
The thunderstorm is lighting up the dark forest.
thunderstorm
(n)
severe thunderstorm
severe thunderstorm
tornado
(n)
The tornado is twisting across the prairie.
The tornado is twisting across the prairie.
spider
(n)
A spider has eight legs.
A spider has eight legs.
snake
(n)
a long, limbless reptile that has scales and can be venomous
The sea snake is swimming near the coral reef.
The sea snake is swimming near the coral reef.
hospital
(n)
hospital building
hospital building
shark
(n)
a marine fish with a dorsal fin, some of which can be dangerous
The sharks are hunting for food in the shallow water.
The sharks are hunting for food in the shallow water.
future
(n)
the time period after today
A good education is important for one's future.
A good education is important for one's future.
earthquake
(n)
The earthquake is shaking the ground.
The earthquake is shaking the ground.
exam
(n)
I'm happy and proud that I passed the exam.
I'm happy and proud that I passed the exam.
needle
(n)
The woman is doing needlework.
The woman is doing needlework.
clock
(n)
a device used for telling the time
The alarm clock is set for 5 a.m.
The alarm clock is set for 5 a.m.
bat
(n)
black bat
black bat
crime
(n)
an act that is against the law
You can't call that a crime.
You can't call that a crime.
ghost
(n)
black cat
(p)
mummy
(n)
an undead creature that is wrapped head to toe in bandages
monster
(n)
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